Very nice atmosphere. Piano singer was very talented and had a lovely voice. Waiters were attentive.read more

A little slice of heaven... Literally a little slice when you see it from outside. But then you go…read morein and it's good size, with great live piano music and comfortable atmosphere. Full drink menu and some finger foods. David the bar tender is like catching up with an old friend. Recommend.

Terrific, snug spot to enjoy some live music, conversation with friends, and great cocktails…read more The Piano Bar is a private club, but you can sign up to be a guest on its website (https://www.pianobarsoho.com/). If seats are available and you pay tenner, you can gain access. The bar is tiny--any more than three dozen folks will be standing room only. Expect to share a table with others, if you arrive as a couple. The smoked old fashioneds are some of the finest I've ever had. Served in a bell jar filled with smoke, the taste is spectacular. The live music is good and doesn't detract from the conversation. Bring a date and enjoy this stylish, romantic spot.

Hidden gem in Soho, recently went here on a Friday evening. Booking is required, inside is lovely…read moreand drinks are very reasonably priced. The layout is different to most places, similar to a house, with different areas for seating which was cool. There was an amazing pianist for an hour followed by a live jazz band, they were also really good. Brill atmosphere and friendly staff, I would definitely go back again :-)

Was here for a stag party and the entitled bar tender got pissed off I interrupted her conversation…read moreflirting with a bar back and refused to serve me on a power high, spend your money elsewhere.

This is hands down the worst place I have ever visited in 15 years of living in London. The…read moremanagement are incredibly rude and aggressive. The place has a very seedy vibe. Do yourself a favour and don't be lured in by the idea of live music there are so many better places to spend your time. Avoid at all costs

Definitely need to call and book to seat in the room with the live performers at the weekend…read more Decent bar, nice staff and great jazz music! :)

Oliver's is so easy to miss. It is just opposite Greenwich Theatre and next door to The Spread…read moreEagle. The only evidence of its existence is an orange sign and an open gate inviting you down stairs. Once down there you enter a small basement bar with a few chairs and tables looking towards a tiny makeshift stage. There's a certain charm about it, almost as if you have found your way into a secret club. Everyone sets out to have the best time possible and a close knit group of local artists organise music showcases. The usually small crowds here respect the music which is nice and this enhances most people's enjoyment of the evenings. In my experience the music at Oliver's isn't that brilliant but it is still worth checking out and the artists usually enjoy a bit of light banter with the crowd. The bar area is based in a tiny room next to the performance area and when busy, this area gets very congested. It is also where the toilet is. For some reason people insist on standing there and so if you need to relieve yourself then leave yourself plenty of time to get to the loo.

Oh good lord this place needs help. The bartender took our order and then realized that she did not…read moreknow how to make our drinks. Ended up waiting way too long for subpar drinks. The space itself is kind of nice if you need some place to hang out, but at the same time it feels kind of weird to be in there

We didn't originally pick this place to eat at, but we were pressed for time and just came here for…read morea quick bite. Was really surprised by this place. Didn't really expect a hotel restaurant to be too good, but this place was nice. Service was friendly and not too slow. Not too crowded. Nice atmosphere in a hotel lobby. Had the cheese and tomato sandwich. It was really good! Very filling and large portions. Very good price. Really good flavoring and it tasted fresh. The sandwich also came with a salad. Would return to try their desserts.

What a fantastic lil tucked away jazz club! We were strolling around looking for something to do on…read moreour last night in London, and happened to spot piano on the street. Thankfully, they had some more room for their performance that night (the whole place only seats about 35-40 people max). I ordered The Lee's Knees and my partner got The Hibiscus Dream (non-alc). Both were good, but mine was especially tasty - so gingery and smooth with just the right amount of lemon, truly one of the better cocktails I've had in London. We didn't order any, but many other tables ordered pizza and it looked quite delish. We happened to see a singer that night, backed by a guitarist and a bassist. The sound quality was superb, and volume level perfect for the venue size. Cozy, great acoustics, fab cocktails - what more could you want??

This was a fun bar to stumble across late night in the Barbican area. A really great selection of…read moreinteresting and well mixed cocktails, of which the In The Pink and Thyme For The Reaper were particularly good. Both the staff and the crowd were friendly and fun, it was after midnight when I popped in, and the place was a big sing along! I can't comment on the food or the Jazz, but I will definitely go back and check them out. One warning, it is a small space, so may not be the best for larger groups unless you've booked in advance.

I went here before a show at Southwark. Service was great. I started with the croquettes followed…read moreby the fillet with bearnaise. I ended it with the chocolate fondant. It was all so good. Paired with a French Pinot Noir. Beautiful old building with a jazz club upstairs.

A wonderful spot for a date night for fun people who care about Jazz - this hot spot reads as New…read moreYork style but has the well trained musicians that only London has.